England

White Pages Yarm

2009-07-22T07:22:48Z

Yarm is a cozy, little town situated in North East England. The town is close to the meeting point of River Leven and River Tees. Yarm came into being during the during the Georgian period.Tradition is still at the heart of the town and the impressive 43-arch railway viaduct, which shadows one of the widest cobbled high streets in England, is now protected by conservation status. Yarm provides a varied choice of chic shops, exclusive restaurants and a wide range of pubs with beer gardens. The superb bistros, cafés and tearooms, a vibrant nightlife and all-round ‘olde worlde’ charm, cannot fail to impress visitors. The elegant town hall, dating from 1710, sits squarely in the centre of the high street, with marks on the walls recording past river flood levels.

White Pages York

2009-07-04T08:24:28Z

York is a former walled city situated at the North Yorkshire, England. If you are on a holiday, and are looking for a cultural hideout or a romantic getaway, then this is the right place for you. Beautiful architecture, cobbled streets and the York Minster, the city is developing into a virant city.

White Pages Southampton

2009-06-30T05:29:38Z

Southampton is a history city situated at the county of Hampshire. The city is evolving into a hot spot for leisure and culture. The city owes its popularity to its vibrant night life, assortment of leisure options, rich heritage attractions and the beauty of a waterfront location.

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White Pages Salisbury

2009-06-30T05:20:24Z

Salisbury is situated at Wiltshire, and is home to one of the most popular Medieval Cathedrals in England. This is a lovely village situated on River Avon and is one of the first working markets of England. String of museums, colonial houses and plenty of restaurants make it a desirable place to holiday and live.

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White Pages Salford

2009-06-29T10:43:31Z

Salford is just 200 miles away from the capital city of London. The city is in its developing stage and is soon changing into a favourite for economic, cultural and residential purposes. The city has the best of both - places befitting urban living and plenty of countrysides The proximity to Manchester is factor that drives its growth at an incredible pace.

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White Pages Ripon

2009-06-29T10:04:16Z

Ripon is a lovely market town situated in North Yorkshire. This Cathedra city is home to many historic buildings, museums and monasteries. Being set at the country side, the city has clear locational advantages.When you are at Ripon, you can always take a pleasant walk or visit the museum or party hard.

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White Pages Preston

2009-06-29T09:48:57Z

Preston was awarded it city status in 2002, making it one of the newest cities in England. Active and buzzing with life, the city is marching towards being the third largest city in North West. This being a student city and one of the safest place to live and holiday ha increased its popularity.

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White Pages Bakewell

2009-06-25T10:39:02Z

Bakewell is a pretty town which came into being during the Saxon times. The warm springs of the town make it a desirable place to holiday.

Bakewell earns a mention in the Domesday Book, calling the town ‘Badequella’, meaning Bath-Well, referring to the warm springs of the area. In 924, under the rule of Edward the Elder, the Saxons ordered a fortified borough to be built. The church originates from 920 and stands high on the hillside where the town originally started. It has both Norman and Saxon stonework but belongs more to its 13th century rebuild as well as the extensive renovation undergone in the 1840’s. The church holds many monuments including those to the Vernon family, who owned the town of Bakewell from 1502 before passing it on to the Manners family in 1567. Other notable places to visit include the Old House Museum, the Old Town Hall and the Rutland Arms Hotel, where Jane Austen is said to have stayed around 1811, and which she mentioned in her novel, Pride and Prejudice. There is a wide variety of shops, pubs, restaurants and places to stay in and around the town and many places where you can buy the famous Bakewell pudding

White Pages Atherton

2009-06-25T05:01:00Z

Atherton is a small town located at Greater Manchester. Initially famous for coal mining and cotton milling , the town has a rich industrial past. The town has a plenty of pubs and nigh clubs, offering an active night life.

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White Pages Wells

2009-06-21T16:24:44Z

Wells is one of the smallest cities in England. This Cathedral city is situated at Somerset and gets its name from the three wells dedicated to St.Andrew. Those who are looking for a number here, put the details in the below box.